'Pig Farm' by Greg Kotis

PIG FARM

by Greg Kotis

Tom and Tina’s American Dream is threatened when Teddy, flashin’ a badge from the Environmental Protection Agency, shows up to oversee the count of the rural pig farm’s 15,000 pigs (or thereabouts). Tom, Tina and their teen farmhand, Tim, must tame their turmoil and tally their hogs to topple Teddy.

From the Tony-winning writer of “Urinetown,” this absurd, darkly funny satire drags industrial farming, capitalism, and the myth of the American Dream through the sludge, and asks the age-old question: “What does one man have to do to run a goddamn pig farm around here?”

Directed by Jeremy Radick

Performed at Seattle Open Arts Place
1406 18th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

Performances

Friday, Oct 9 | 7:30 pm
Saturday, Oct 10 | 7:30 pm

Admission is FREE

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Funding from 4Culture helps support free access to this reading.

Cast

Tom - Greg LoProto
Tim - Adam Tapp
Tina - Sara Schweid
Teddy - Brian Brooks

Narrator - Christina Williams

Creative Team

Director - Jeremy Radick
Stage Manager - Shaunibah Morfin
Dramaturg - Jessica Ellison
Marketing - Cat Brooks

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